Dragonball Z: Legacy of Goku II

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Dragonball Z Legacy of Goku II is rated 4.3 out of 5 by 11.

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Prepare For An All-New DBZ Adventure! Just when the Z Warriors thought the struggle against evil was over, a new evil approaches. In this next episode of the DBZ RPG franchise, players will take on the role of Trunks, Gohan, Piccolo, Vegeta, and Goku as they journey through the Cell Saga and prepare to do battle with the mighty Cell himself. With five playable characters, hours of gameplay, and hundreds of maps to explore, it's a DBZ adventure of epic proportions.

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Dragonball Z Legacy of Goku II is rated 4.3 out of 5 by 11.

Rated 5 out of 5 by DeSteponyou from Holds Up! DBZ Legacy of Goku 2 was a great action-rpg adventure game that stays true to the original series, from the dialogue to the overall plot of the cell saga. This game brings the player right into the action, providing fun gameplay elements and techniques seen in the anime such a shooting ki blasts and jumping to super saiyan 2. Any fan of the series should have a great time with this title.

Date published: 2018-01-21

Rated 5 out of 5 by JDMiller from GBA at its MAX potential. The amount of content in this game is incredible, considering it is a portable platform. I'm a lifelong DBZ fan and was somewhat disappointed with the first Legacy of Goku game. (Incredibly short with a lot of mechanical short-comings) LG2 is FAR SUPERIOR to is predecessor. The combat mechanics are vastly improved. Enemies are now sent staggering by attacks, as are you if you aren't careful. There are a few points in the game where some side quests seem to drag on and seem a little to outside the boundaries of the story line. But moments like that are few and far between. This game offers up at least 10 hours of gameplay if you choose to 100% it. It actually feels like an RPG this time around. You gain experience while playing, learn abilities, and can see your progression throughout the game. The pacing is sometimes off when it comes to meeting the level requirements. There are times where I dedicate a few hours to training alone. All in all, this game is absolutely incredible. One of the better games I've ever played, across all consoles. (I know, right?) It really is that good. I recommend it, even if you aren't a DBZ fan.

Date published: 2013-07-14

Rated 5 out of 5 by Tonkatank from Best DBZ Game Ever The DBZ action rpg. That's what this is. Great game series (minus #1) that was unfortunately forgotten and wasn't rehashed in any form on any other console. After the main story, there was a huge grind to see if you could level all the characters to max level to unlock a secret character. THEN you could level that character to max level and get another collectable. The music was good, the graphics were good, the gameplay was great, and there was always 1 more thing to unlock. A forgotten gem.

Date published: 2013-02-16

Rated 4 out of 5 by KameHA from SECRET TIP IN SUMMARY!! TELL UR FRIENDS! The game is cool. they say u can play as goku, vegeta, trunks, gohan, and piccolo BUT u can play as HERCULE ONLY IF u get everyone 2 the max level. the game is like a rpg or like phantsy star that old game for genisis. its good but not what u think a dragon ball z game would be like. its pretty hard 2 fight bosses beccause it takes u 4 EVER 2 level-up honestly if u like genisis games u will will like it but if u hate genisis games dont bother.

Date published: 2011-11-28

Rated 5 out of 5 by ashkole from BEST EVAR THIS GAME IS THE BEST GAME EVER GREAT STORYLINE AND GREAT GAMEPLAY YOU WILL NOT REGRET GETTING THIS YOU WILL BE SATISFIED THIS IS WORTH 50 DOLLARS AND IS DEFINITELY UNDERPRICED IN MY OPINION

Date published: 2011-11-18

Rated 4 out of 5 by BuuZilla from Dragonball - A - Thon #6 After playing Legacy of Goku I didn't think I wanted to play the rest of The Legacy of Goku trilogy.Bu then my freind said how amazing it was and how it was better than the original. So I started playing Legacy of Goku 2. After playing the game I'm going to say THIS GAME RULES. It's better than the first! This game has EFFORT and DIFFICULTY which the first one had none. You don't just get to play as Goku but you get to play as Piccolo (<------- my favorite), Vegeta, Gohan, and others! This takes place in the Cell Saga (my favorite saga). I don't have much else to say other than this is a treasure not worth missing. Wow. We only have 3 more to go.

Date published: 2011-10-30

Rated 5 out of 5 by MonsterOck from One of the best DBZ games EVAR! This is defiantly one of Atari's best DBZ works.It's not a dumb console to gba adaption this is a GBA EXCLUSIVE!!! Music is the perfect adaption of Bruce Falconer's hits from the Toonami opening theme to Imperfect Cell's parasite like horror score. Game play follows the story AMAZINGLY, but there is great irony about how the game revolves around Son Goku but you unlock him last and he "dies" (more like a sacrifice transportation but still) shortly after you fight the final battle like two levels after. The adorable chibi characters follow their much more serious counterparts with perfect details as well.

Date published: 2011-10-03

Rated 3 out of 5 by Anonymous from pretty good this is a pretty good game not the best though. the graphics are really good the sound is awesome and the gameplay is pretty good. this is a alwright game not the best but pretty good game overall i give it a 6.0

Date published: 2010-09-19